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02/10/2025

: Robert Mugabe Jnr remanded in custody on charges of unlawful possession of drugs.

18/08/2025

Just in Tendai ndoro is nomore 😭😭😭
Former Warriors and Orlando Pirates striker Tendai Ndoro is nomore. He was found dead in his apartment. You can't skip without saying RIP. Life is too short.😭😭😭😭

May his soul rest in Peace.

14/08/2025

19/04/2025

NEWS>>>>Zimbabwean Comedian Marabha has reportedly passed away.

RIP 💔🕊️

02/04/2025

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Tune tonight 8:30pm comrade geza

27/03/2025

Marko Sibanda was a Zimbabwean musician and liberation war fighter. Sibanda was a member of the Kasongo Band before forming his own band Insiza Brothers. He is known for his hit songs Matsotsi Haagerane and Jambanja PaHotera which showcase his story telling prowess. The songs had a humorous side but commented on social issues such as infidelity. He is also known for his collaborations with Cde Chinx.

Background

Sibanda was born in Insiza in 1958. At the time of his death Sibanda survived by his wife and three children; Admire, Ansen, Sharlene.

Career

Sibanda was a member of Kasongo Band.[1] He later left to form his own group, Insiza Brothers. He recorded his first solo album, Matsotsi Haagerane, in 1996, which became an instant hit. He recorded at least seven albums with his group Insiza Brothers including Gudo naMurehwa, Tsoka Yangu, Jambanja and Ndadzoka.

During the land reform programme, Cde Chinx and Sibanda joined forces with the Police Band and released the album Hondo Yeminda.

Discography
Matsotsi Haagerane
Jambanja
Gudo naMurehwa
Tsoka Yangu
Ndadzoka
Hondo Yeminda with Cde Chinx and the Police Band

Source : Pindula

03/03/2025

RIP MWENDAZ

26/02/2025

Master H Dominates the Weekend with Back-to-Back Hits!

Master H just shook up the Zimdancehall scene, dropping four new tracks in one weekend—each with official visuals!

Leading the charge is “Dancehall Times”, a heavyweight collaboration with none other than Jamaican legend Capleton (King Shango), filmed straight from the heart of Jamaica.

He didn’t stop there—Master H teamed up with Nutty O and Freeman for the banger “Bhoo Zvokuti”, a track inspired by real-life experiences, according to his camp.

Adding more fire to the lineup, he introduced his talented backing vocalist, Anika, on the sizzling track “Bum Bum”.

And to wrap up the weekend blitz, he delivered “Ghetto Tears”, a song that speaks to the struggles of the streets.

Master H’s camp went all in, ensuring that each release came with a visual experience.

"We can’t wait to share the whole journey, from Jamaica to linking up with King Shango," they said.

The dancehall star also made big industry moves during his Jamaica visit, rubbing shoulders with icons like Mutabaruka and Luciano and even showcasing his skills at Kingston’s Dancehall Thursday.

With this momentum, 2025 is shaping up to be Master H’s biggest year yet!

18/02/2025

Grand p